Terrie Thurm
Denise and Jon: so sorry to hear about your dad. We are sorry we could not be with you at this sad time. May your memories bring your comfort and God's promises give you peace. Hope to catch up soon.
Randy and Terrie
Birth date: Dec 25, 1933 Death date: Jul 7, 2024
Funeral Livestream link: youtube.com/live/XVbWWjNo7QI LeRoy (Roy) Harold Cakerice Roy, 90 passed away in Ames, Iowa on July 7th. He was born in Hardin County on December 25th of 1933 at his grandparents' farmhouse to Carrie and Ke Read Obituary
Denise and Jon: so sorry to hear about your dad. We are sorry we could not be with you at this sad time. May your memories bring your comfort and God's promises give you peace. Hope to catch up soon.
Randy and Terrie
I did not know Mr. Cakerice, but he must have been a wonderful father, based on his lovely daughter Denice. My condolences to all of the family. Nancy McGee
Roy was an amazing teacher and colleague. His kindness and dedication to students and education were commendable. I enjoyed working with him and having his influence for my sons. They still remember him and talk fondly of him.
Roy was all about the children. I worked at Northwood Preschool for 12 years and Roy was a good friend to us. He provided pumpkins to all of the children in the fall. He decorated the outside of the school during the holidays and the spring. He was always there to donate and contribute to our little learners. Books were bought and recess items provided. His generous heart and kindness will be missed. RIP Mr. Roy.
Sue Severson
Roy always loved and cheered for his students! I was lucky enough to have seen Roy about a month ago and had really a great time talking to him. He was a great colleague, loved by students and will be missed by all.
One of my first memories when we moved to Ames was how excited my children were to participate in Roy's after school science club at Sawyer Elementary. He will be remembered for all the pumpkins he delivered each year to our school, too. Rest well, Roy. You have served well.
Roy impacted so many lives as teacher, volunteer and friend. He was truly an example of how we should live our lives. He will be missed. Condolences to Myrna and family on this loss. \ud83d\udc95
Roy was an amazing man. Always an educator and loved kids and young adults. He tended faithfully our church gardens, sang in the choir and is greatly missed. He also was quick to offer sweetcorn in the summer. Well Done, Good and Faithful Servant.
With LeRoy's determined guidance, we assembled quite a feisty band of Carr Pool supporters, some years ago! I have fond memories of LeRoy and the work our group tried to do.
My heart hurts for the family.
But for an operation I'm scheduled forscheduled for that day, I would be at the service.
Susie Petra